Penalties – Driver theory Test

What is the purpose of penalties for breaking road laws and rules?

Penalties are applied to make money for the government.

Penalties are applied to inconvenience drivers.

Penalties are applied to encourage drivers to follow the rules and keep driving safely.

There is no specific purpose for penalties.

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What can happen if you do not pay a fine by the due date?

Nothing happens if you don't pay a fine.

Your insurance premium will increase.

Your driver's license can be suspended and/or your vehicle registration can be canceled.

You receive a warning letter.

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What are demerit points?

Demerit points are penalty points that you accumulate for committing certain driving offenses.

Demerit points are reward points for safe driving.

Demerit points are the same as fines.

Demerit points are added to your driver's license as a badge of honor.

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What happens when you reach a certain point limit with demerit points?

Your demerit points are reset to zero.

You receive a cash reward.

Your insurance premium is reduced.

Your license is suspended, and the limit depends on your driver's license type.

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When does suspension for exceeding your demerit point limit apply?

Suspension for exceeding your demerit point limit applies in addition to any other suspensions you get for committing an offence.

Suspension for demerit points replaces other suspensions.

Suspension for demerit points only applies to minor offenses.

Suspension for demerit points applies only during holiday periods.

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Which of the following offenses attracts double demerit points during holiday periods?

Driving over the speed limit, not wearing a seatbelt

Filling up your gas tank.

Stopping at a red light.

Checking your rearview mirror.

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What is the consequence of driving when you've lost your license?

It's allowed as long as you don't exceed the speed limit.

Driving when you've lost your license is a serious offense.

You can reapply for a license immediately.

You will receive a warning for the first offense.

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What is the penalty for driving with a suspended license?

You will receive a warning for the first offense.

The penalty is a fine but doesn't affect your license status.

Driving with a suspended license is a serious offense.

Your license will be reinstated immediately.

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What is the consequence of disqualification from driving?

When disqualified from driving, your license is canceled, and you must not drive at all.

Disqualification only affects certain categories of drivers.

You can continue driving under certain conditions during disqualification.

The court has no say in the length of disqualification; it's always a fixed period.

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What are some offenses that can lead to the suspension of your driver's license?

Only severe offenses such as driving under the influence of drugs can lead to suspension.

Suspension only applies to experienced drivers, not learners or provisional license holders.

You can still drive during the suspension period if you have a medical certificate.

Offenses that can lead to the suspension of your driver's license include going over the demerit point limit within a 3-year period

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What is an alcohol interlock?

An alcohol interlock is an electronic breath-testing device linked to your vehicle's ignition that prevents the vehicle from starting if it detects alcohol on your breath.

It's a device that tracks your vehicle's location.

It's a device that records your driving speed.

It's a device that monitors your vehicle's fuel consumption.

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Which of the following drink-driving offenses can result in the installation of an alcohol interlock?

It records your driving history.

Driving with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 or over, any repeat drink-driving offensed

Only driving under the influence of alcohol.

Speeding while under the influence of alcohol.

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What does an alcohol interlock prevent?

An alcohol interlock prevents the vehicle from starting if it detects alcohol on your breath.

It prevents your vehicle from speeding.

It prevents your vehicle from running out of fuel.

It prevents your vehicle from starting in cold weather.

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How does an alcohol interlock work?

An alcohol interlock is an electronic breath-testing device linked to your vehicle's ignition

It tracks your vehicle's location.

It records your driving history.

It alerts the police if you're driving under the influence.

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Under what circumstances might you be required to complete a driver education course like the Traffic Offender Intervention Program?

If you receive a speeding ticket.

If you fail a driving test.

You may be required to complete such a course if you exceed the demerit point limit for your license twice within 5 years.

If you've never taken a driver's education course.

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What is the aim of the Sober Driver Program?

It aims to provide free driving lessons.

It aims to increase speed limits on highways.

It aims to encourage drivers to use their mobile phones while driving.

The Sober Driver Program aims to change the attitudes and behaviors of drink drive offenders.

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What is the purpose of vehicle impoundment by the police?

Vehicle impoundment aims to keep high-risk drivers off the road.

It aims to provide free vehicle maintenance.

It aims to encourage drivers to speed.

It aims to increase the resale value of the vehicle.

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Which of the following is considered a high-risk offense that could lead to vehicle impoundment?

Using a hands-free device while driving.

Driving more than 45km/h over the speed limit.

Parking in a no-parking zone.

Driving with a valid license but without proof of insurance.

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Which of the following offenses can lead to a prison sentence?

Negligent or dangerous driving causing injury or death.

Driving 10 km/h over the speed limit.

Parking in a no-parking zone.

Using a hands-free device while driving.

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What is one of the criteria that can increase the prison term for a high-risk driving offense?

Driving with a valid license.

Owning a vehicle.

Repeat offenses can lead to an increased prison term.

Being a first-time offender.

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Which of the following is NOT listed as a high-risk driving offense that can result in a prison sentence?

Refusing blood or urine tests.

Using a seatbelt improperly.

Driving with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 or over.

Street racing.

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What type of driving offense can lead to imprisonment if you are found guilty?

Driving under the influence of drugs or medicines.

Following the speed limit.

Properly signaling before turning.

Having a valid driver's license.

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What happens if you use a road with a toll and don't pay within 3 days?

You receive a toll notice and must pay the toll plus an administration fee.

You receive a reminder notice.

Your toll is waived.

You receive a final notice.

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What is the consequence of not paying a toll notice after receiving it?

Your toll notice is canceled.

You are sent a final notice.

No further action is taken.

You receive a reminder notice with extra administration fees.

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What follows after receiving a final notice for an unpaid toll notice?

You receive a refund.

The toll notice is canceled.

If not paid by the due date, you may have to go to court.

You are sent another final notice.

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How long do you have to pay a toll before receiving a toll notice?

1 week.

10 days.

30 days.

3 days.

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